Murder, Inc. [repost]

The Architecture of Modern Political Power ^ | 01/19/2001 | Daniel Pouzzner

[Bad Dog2]

But the strangest thing of all is why hasn't the present administration do anything to investigate these stories? I have speculated that it may be because no president would wish to bring dishonor to the office by exposing the crimes of a predecessor. But how could an honorable president ignore the scale of corruption and death that surrounded the Clinton administration.

I don't want to believe this about George W. Bush. But the more I think about it, especially his supposed honesty, the more convinced I become that we as citizens of this country are being robbed of our birthrights, our government, and our Constitution.

In the preceding aticle it warned that when middleclass America becomes aware of the extent of corruption in our government that it could lead to revolution. This in turn makes me wonder of a lot of the legislation passed since 9/11 is directed at the terrorist threat or at our own citizens. Just wondering...

[CyberAnt]

Thanks for this goldmine of information. And .. yes it is a conflict of interest .. but Gorelick has an even more obvious conflict and nobody seems to care.

The commission is a joke!

[Fedora]

Ping--did you ever see this thread?

[calcowgirl]

Thanks for the ping! I've read much of it, but hadn't seen this great compilation.

[wagglebee]

Bump!

[backhoe]

Thanks for looking!

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

I think many of my fellow conservatives deserve to see Clinton be honored. They lack the courage to say it like it is about Clinton and his party. Now they see how ineffective their Monica jokes were. I agree, we needed to be hyper-cautious when the BS media was at it's strongest. Now, what is holding back the truth is fear what OTHER CONSERVATIVES might say. I'm tired of trying to convince a bunch of clowns who won't even listen. So I might as well sit back and laugh at them. They wanted to vilify Clinton through petty gimmickry. They failed. Poor dears.